Interested
Interested adjective - Having or showing interest; especially curiosity or fascination or concern.
Radical and interested are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Radical" instead an adjective "Interested".
Radical
Radical adjective - Being very far from the center of public opinion.
Interested and radical are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Interested" instead an adjective "Radical".
Both words in one sentence
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The studio formerly known as Free Radical has announced it is publisher shopping for a sequel, and if publishers aren't interested in the TimeSplitters name we may wind up with a Spiritual Successor instead.
Source: Video Game / TimeSplitters -
And when McNinja learns that a future disaster he's asked to prevent (hyper-intelligent dinosaurs take over the Earth) is not a scheme of King Radical, and thus in that future King Radical's plans have failed, he suggests he might not be interested in preventing it.
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Stevens and the Radical Republicans want the amendment to pass in order to abolish slavery and help bring about more racial equality, while Blair and the conservative Republicans are only interested in passing it as a pragmatic means to end the war.
Source: Film / Lincoln
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